I have to agree, because there’s plenty of regions where 10K residents would be seen as ‘mid-size’ or “large.”Call me biased, but I consider 'small town' as 5K or less.
Carry on.
Most websites show the population over 2,000, but it’s all of Zip Code 45860, which encompasses all of the suburbs.1000 students in a HS are considered small? Maria Stein does not have a population of 2000. Unless you count chickens, goats, pigs, and cows.
I was shocked to hear someone call a city of 24,000 as a "small town" when I traveled.Maybe the handful of posters who see games all over the country could check in, but I'd be surprised if MSML couldn't give any school of similar size and demographic makeup a game.
Aliquippa is near Pittsburgh and it’s anything but a suburb. It’s a once thriving steel town that has lost 70% of its population since 1970. It’s an old proud city but decaying. Not a suburb.China Spring, the team at the top of the list, is not a small town. It's a suburb of Waco, Texas. I figured this list would make no distinction between small suburbs and actual small towns. Lorena is another suburb of Waco and is on the list. It's not a small town if you are next to a city that easily has over 130,000 people. It doesn't matter what the population of the "small town" is.
Carthage, Texas, is actually a small town. Same goes for Franklin and Bellville.
Aliquippa is a suburb of Pittsburgh. That's another town that definitely should not be on the list.
Aliquippa is near Pittsburgh and it’s anything but a suburb. It’s a once thriving steel town that has lost 70% of its population since 1970. It’s an old proud city but decaying. Not a suburb.
To the people in Allegheny County.... Nobody considers Aliquippa a suburb of Pittsburgh. They're just not.Where does it say in the dictionary that a suburb can't lose population?
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I was just trying to be informative but since you had to be a smart I’ll be more informative. You can look in the dictionary all you want. I live in Alaquippa. We are 30 miles from Pittsburgh. We arent and never have been a suburb of Pittsburgh.Where does it say in the dictionary that a suburb can't lose population?
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Well according to the Ohio Constitution, any municipal under 5,000 population is considered a village so they couldn't be considered a town. ? j/k 10,000 is rather large. I don't consider this list whole because just because 1 loss after winning 55 straight should not drop Kirtland out of the top 25Call me biased, but I consider 'small town' as 5K or less.
Carry on.
Well then China who's enrollment is 60% (904-1,455) of the population. How is that possible? It means it pulls people from WacoKirkland is a ’burb of Cleveland.
Aliquippa has about 70 students in their Senior class, next year it will be about 60. Thats a small school by any standard.China Spring, the team at the top of the list, is not a small town. It's a suburb of Waco, Texas. I figured this list would make no distinction between small suburbs and actual small towns. Lorena is another suburb of Waco and is on the list. It's not a small town if you are next to a city that easily has over 130,000 people. It doesn't matter what the population of the "small town" is.
Carthage, Texas, is actually a small town. Same goes for Franklin and Bellville.
Aliquippa is a suburb of Pittsburgh. That's another town that definitely should not be on the list.
Aliquippa seems to be a town that no one is moving to despite being near Pittsburg, so I can see why its on the list.China Spring, the team at the top of the list, is not a small town. It's a suburb of Waco, Texas. I figured this list would make no distinction between small suburbs and actual small towns. Lorena is another suburb of Waco and is on the list. It's not a small town if you are next to a city that easily has over 130,000 people. It doesn't matter what the population of the "small town" is.
Carthage, Texas, is actually a small town. Same goes for Franklin and Bellville.
Aliquippa is a suburb of Pittsburgh. That's another town that definitely should not be on
The districts cover far more territory than the town it's named after. Especially in rural Texas, many people are spread out in agriculture and ranching. Their "town" has hardly anyone#9 Brock Texas seems rather interesting. Population of 100, but the school has 435 kids. Same with Clinton-Massie, 540 kids with a population of 548. Now there’s 4 couples that are staying “busy”.
We chatted about this a bit in the NW Ohio Realignment thread. Ohio in general has an incredibly split up public high school system compared to most states where districts are considerably more consolidated. In most states Coldwater-St Henry-Ft Recovery would all be probably one HS for example1000 students in a HS are considered small? Maria Stein does not have a population of 2000. Unless you count chickens, goats, pigs, and cows.
This is common in states like Kansas or Iowa. You have some really big schools that are "in the middle of nowhere" just because they cover a large territory. But by being a large school, they can offer their students a lot such as electives, sports, etc because schools being really tiny like Sebring, Vanlue, Holgate, Stryker just generally don't happen unless they're very isolated.1We chatted about this a bit in the NW Ohio Realignment thread. Ohio in general has an incredibly split up public high school system compared to most states where districts are considerably more consolidated. In most states Coldwater-St Henry-Ft Recovery would all be probably one HS for example
A five-team co-op would be logistically difficult even if every school was close to each other. Denton, Geyser and Stanford are each at least 70 miles away from both Grass Range and Winnett, with the longest distance (Geyser to Winnett) being 114 miles (about a two-hour drive).
With regard to Aliquippa losing population, you didn't tell me anything that I didn't already know.I was just trying to be informative but since you had to be a smart I’ll be more informative. You can look in the dictionary all you want. I live in Alaquippa. We are 30 miles from Pittsburgh. We arent and never have been a suburb of Pittsburgh. I just looked in the dictionary and under “idiot with an uniformed opinion” I found you as the definition.
I wasn't saying it's not a small school.Aliquippa has about 70 students in their Senior class, next year it will be about 60. Thats a small school by any standard.
We chatted about this a bit in the NW Ohio Realignment thread. Ohio in general has an incredibly split up public high school system compared to most states where districts are considerably more consolidated. In most states Coldwater-St Henry-Ft Recovery would all be probably one HS for example
This is common in states like Kansas or Iowa. You have some really big schools that are "in the middle of nowhere" just because they cover a large territory. But by being a large school, they can offer their students a lot such as electives, sports, etc because schools being really tiny like Sebring, Vanlue, Holgate, Stryker just generally don't happen unless they're very isolated.
But in Ohio it seems 10 miles is too far from a school for some.
really... DANGAliquippa has about 70 students in their Senior class, next year it will be about 60. Thats a small school by any standard.
if i recall , Woody Hayes always made it a school that he went and visited, and they have sent a few players back in the day to Tosu....Aliquippa has about 70 students in their Senior class, next year it will be about 60. Thats a small school by any standard.
if i recall , Woody Hayes always made it a school that he went and visited, and they have sent a few players back in the day to Tosu....